Dean's International Council

The Dean's International Council is a prestigious group of men and women from the United States and around the world, many with substantive experience in government and the private sector, and others who have served as advisors to governments, public commissions, and agencies. Council members act as an advisory group to the Harris School in issues of international importance and are a source of new policy initiatives and resource development.

The Dean's International Council meets twice a year; in Chicago each spring and in a foreign destination each fall. Each meeting features prominent guest speakers and faculty members and develops concepts and ideas that will help the School leverage new opportunities for improving public policy.
 

• DIC member Hussam Abu Issa was profiled in Salem International’s quarterly newsletter, The Salem Experience. Read the spotlight (PDF).
• Member James Roth on education in the Arab World, read op/ed.
• The son of Dean's International Council member Maher Kaddoura, Hikmat Kaddoura was killed in January 2008 in a traffic accident in Jordan. Read the Jordan Times op-ed by Maher Kaddoura.